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What people are saying - Write a reviewReview: Intertextuality (New Critical Idiom)User Review - GoodreadsIn Intertextuality, Graham Allen traces the history of the term intertextuality and explains how it is used in various theoretical contexts. The book is divided into five chapters: Origins: Saussure ... Review: Intertextuality (New Critical Idiom)User Review - Resa - GoodreadsIf you are new to theory, this book will give you a good foundation. The definitions in the back were very helpful. The only warning: the first chapter was condensed and takes cocentration and time ... Read full review Related books
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Common terms and phrasesaddressee anxiety of influence Arachne architextuality argues associated Bakhtin Bakhtinian Barthes Barthes’s Bloom concept concerns context critical cultural codes demonstrate Derrida dialogic différance dominant doxa employ essay example exist fact female feminist forms Genette Genette’s genotext genres heteroglossia historical Hutcheon hypertext hypogram hypotext ibid idea ideological images inter-text interpretation intertextual relations intertextual theory involves Joyce’s Julia Kristeva Kaup Kristeva Landow langue lexias linguistic literary texts literature manner meaning Miller misreading modern monologic narrative narrator nature notions novel Palimpsests paratextual parody plural poem poet poetry polyphonic polysemy position Postmodern poststructuralism poststructuralist produce radically reader readerly text reading refers representation Riffaterre Riffaterre’s Roland Barthes Sarrasine Saussure Saussure’s Saussurean semiotic sense sentence Shelley’s signified social social text sociolect sonnet speak specific speech structuralist structure styles symbolic text’s textual analysis theories of intertextuality theorists transformation transposition transtextuality utterance vision voice whilst women women’s writing words writerly Bibliographic information
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